Sentence examples similar to catching fee from inspiring English sources

Chelsea are to re-sign Nemanja Matic for an eye-catching fee of around £22m, a vastly inflated price from the valuation attached to the Serbia midfielder when he was allowed to leave and join Benfica three years ago.

It was quite impressive (especially given that the iPhone lacked any search functionaly at all at that point), but the application had a few problems that kept it from really catching on, including a subscription fee and some possible privacy issues (it required users to hand over their Email login credentials).

Some legislators have blamed Wireless Generation for not catching the error, and have asked the company to return its fee.

A steep increase in customs duties took effect on Monday, catching some travelers unaware and leaving others irate at the new fees.

It may lack some of the romance of catching the train, but tickets for the service start at £1, plus booking fee, and go up to £40, while ScotRail's sleeper service starts at £19.

Seven weeks into the season, the Yankees' newborn television network, YES, and Cablevision have contrived to block three million customers from catching any of a scheduled hundred and thirty games over their home sets, because of a fee squabble.

"For example, if you go to the DMV and pay for a driver's license, that fee is for processing the driver's license, not for setting up sting operations for catching drunk drivers," he said at the time.

Adding fees is "still more of a U.S. phenomenon than it is globally, but it's catching on in the major gateway cities where North American brands have been transmitting these practices," he added.

Sesay's initial fear of catching Ebola has been replaced by the more immediate concerns of feeding his family and paying his three children's school fees.

The idea is catching.

And it's catching.